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Time to clean out the garage some. I have a 318 Poly
Engine which I picked up about a year ago plus that I will not be using and
could become a good start for someone's restoration project. I just added
the same engine to my 64 Fury convertible, with a complete rebuild and an
"awakening" via Gary P's cam upgrade. Great running engine and with the
hotter cam, a very nice, very hot ride. This other engine could be the
same for you.
All that I know about the engine is that I was told it was
recently (?) rebuilt before I bought it about a year or so ago. I have not
attempted to start it or had it in a car. Has a 2bbl intake. I can
check block numbers if desired and will ensure that it is not
seized.
Engine is in Ohio, near Akron, so not terribly far from the
upcoming Mopar Nats.
If interested, or if you have questions, contact me directly
at Alienvoice@xxxxxxx.
Larry
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